Bonded by blood and driven by greed, the electrifying true story of the Krays, Britain's most notorious gang leaders of the 1960s, is a dark and sinister chapter in the history of crime.

 

Portrayed with gritty realism by real-life brothers Gary and Martin Kemp (of Spandau Ballet fame), Ronald and Reggie Kray's dynamic rise to infamy and cut-throat reign over London's East End is a chilling story of power and revenge, establishing a climate of fear that rocked the London underworld.

Detaling their formative years under the influence of staunch matriarch Violet (BAFTA nominee Billie Whitelaw, The Omen) carving through an era of extortion and fraud,  fiercely protecting their business interests by way of a sharp knife and a 'Chelsea smile', to cold-blooded murder, The Krays cuts deep into the psyche and lifestyle of two brothers born to be bad.